ounded in 1997 in Jebel Ali, Dubai and has grown to its present position as a leading manufacturer of Pre-engineered Building in the Middle East. Mammut has been on upward growth fuelled by investment in people and technology which resulted in the construction of its factory in Hamriya Free Zone, Sharjah, UAE.

Since 2001 Mammut has occupied a total covered area of 25000 square meter factory in Hamriya which has the capacity to deliver a total of 7000 tons per month of steel buildings and over 180000 square meters of polyurethane injected sandwich panels. In April 2007 Emaar Industries and investments (EII) acquired a majority stake in Mammut Building Systems FZC and has since been involved in assisting the company in its expansion and growth plans. Emaar Industries and investments (EII) is focused on maximizing its subsidiaries long term value, exposing them to industrial best practices, providing a solid and flexible capital base.

( About EII) The company has unveiled other plans for the year, which include the introduction of a new purlin. Unlike conventional purlins that have a maximum span of about 8 meters, the new ‘revolutionary’ purlins can go up to 12 meters or more.

This will give customers more flexible building, fewer frames and foundations, a shorter time to erection on site and savings in terms of both time and space. MBS follows the latest international design standards and code of practices when designing a building and applies advanced software to ensure accurate manufacturing and by fast erection. MBS has achieved ISO 9001 accreditation in Quality Management System and ISO 14001 Environmental Management System simultaneously with the scope .